Stopping the Green Glacier

Cedar trees are invading South Dakota ranchland, but landowners are fighting back. [read more]

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Food

Summit's Lutefisk Tradition

We joke about it more than eat it, but lutefisk was serious business in places like Summit. [read more ]

Travel

The Humor of Rochford

How does a town with no people have a mall and a university? [read more ]

History

George Kingsbury: Eyewitness to History

Our Father of Journalism chronicled Dakota Territory's rowdy early days. [read more ]

Outdoors

Remaining Ranchland

Cattle and elk are safe “in perpetuity” on a Spearfish ranch surrounded by development. [read more ]

Culture

Stopping the Green Glacier

Cedar trees are invading South Dakota ranchland, but landowners are fighting back. [read more ]

Business

Tasty Theatrics of the Wine Cellar

Diners seem to appreciate the little nighttime eatery with black tablecloths and a hostess who knows food and theater. [read more ]

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Longtime Senator Tom Daschle was born today in 1947 in Aberdeen. Daschle earned a political science degree from South Dakota State University and was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1978. He upset incumbent Sen. James Abdnor in 1986 and rose to become Democratic leader. Daschle lost his 2004 re-election bid to John Thune. Daschle has written a book on health care and was national co-chair of Barack Obama's presidential campaign.